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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1887-12-24
Residence.
Soldier.
WIDOW. 2


Marg' etTSl Brook NJ. g.. Howell X Roads, Ca.
Merely. IS2 Smith, w.. Newman, Ca.
Lucinda Isl Kelley. w Marietta, Ga.
Sarah. E. 81 Dabney, j. g. Barry, Ill
Jane. 80. lSl HARRISON, j.. PInckneyville, Ill.
Fanny ... 40 Fisher, L.. Winslow, Ind.
Nancy A. 10 Edens, Elias. Versailles, Ind.
Sarah. =. Isl Crutcner, q. Pitts Point Ky.
Sally -. 81 Heath, w.. Tatesville, Ky.
Susan e, I95 Curtis, Caleb. Topsham, Me.
Lovey =. STI Aldrich, c.. Leslie, Mich.
Olive G. l76lTuman, p. Elva, Mich.
Betsey. l91lWallingf d, j. MankatO, MINI.
Sally 80. IS5lMallory, B -. MandeVile Neb.
Jane. 80. ISIMerrill, j.. Broadalbin, N. Y.
Asenath .IS.IDurham, S.. Manchester, n. Y.
Elijah tn I94'Boston, c.. Valleytown, N. c.
Nancy. u.s. Gragg, w.. Collettsville, N C.
Mahala. Us Hoagland, J Charlotte, N G.
TJudah =. Isl Harris, j.. Rogers Store. N. G,
Nancy. =. Ia Glasscock, r. Linebock, N. C.
Elijah ISi Davis, W.. Morgansyille, Ohio.
Elijah tn "a Betz, Peter. Harrisburg, Pa.
Sarah. rs Neal. J..... Doresville, s. G.
Mary 49, 81 Brown, j.. Knoxville, Tenn.
Nancy -. 20 Darling, j. Jonesboro, Tenn.
Nancy =. 0ji Rams, John. Carriers Furnace r.
Nancy -. l5iI Rohe'tson, w Cater X Roads, Tenn.
Maria =. e.. g2IWalker, J. II. Waco, Tex.
Eleanor 10 Love, H. Sc. Smiths Creek, Va.
Rebecc3. i74 Mayo, S.. Newbern, Va.
Mary &c. II Snead, B.. AccomGc C. H, Va.
Susan no Tulloh, t.. Mount Carmel, Va.
Esther S '73 Damon, N. Plymouth, VT
Lucy 80. lS5 Morse, Abel Barnard, VT
Patty. -. S. Rich dson, G. Bethel VT.
ADDED TO THE roll S S nee JUNE 3d. 1887
Nancy =. Si Bunten. W.. Paris, Tenn.
Mary $3.50 7gCaseY, John WASHINGTON O. II q,
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1887-12-24

-Alonzo Bowman, near Lowndes-
vile, S. c., is great fox hunter. He
has pet sheep that stays with his
hounds. The other day the sheep ran
through the race with the dogs. When
the fox was caught the sheep stepped
up, smelled tEa fox. and butted it
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-03-01

aItdgli9en 8obnungeu. IS i9ien aIio
nidts auffauenbes, penu cine &lappers
i6lanse in oteies unbewobute 9aus etnse:
orungen mar. unb Der Semaun set9ts fi5
mebr eri9rodsn ais iiberrai6t, ais er feline
@eieai9aft IN bieier @iniamtsit in folder
Weiie senauer teunen lernte. Gum Slid
befanb iid bic Sdlunse, psI6e ibr Slap:
pern nod immerfOrt bOren lief, am anbern
@nbe bes 3immers. 9ranbpal wolte
isbod ieinsn Stubl nod meter uesrifen,
ais binter linn bas ndmIide @srdui9 ii5
usrnebmen IieB. @r slaubte, baB RE
Rlapperi9lanse tros ibrer .9ep6buIi9eu
2%ansiamfeit, bur9 irsenb einen 3ufaG be-
siinitist, 10 raid ben Ylas sswe9ieIt bas
Be; fem i3ueifeI ioute iebo9 ni3t Ianse
bauern. 8alo fonnte er Elm boppeItes
&lappe,n binter unb Dor ft9 unterideiben.
gs paren suet S9laugen, bic it9 segens
ieitis Su loden uno gu antuorteu i9tenen.
Sin S9auber fubr @ranbuaI bur9 aue
@lisber. 3uei berartise @ssner uaren su
piel: nur i9lsunisfts 6lu1t tounts i'm
rettsn. gr uolte aufffeben unb BEN Sers
iu9 MAIDEN, bic Ebire sinsuitoBsn, ais
fi9 bic @efabr nod ptel i9redli6er unb
ndber baritslter Seine aussn, anfanss
bnr9 ben pl0sli6en llebersans pom 2i9t
sur SiniterniB 9eblenoet, baiten li9 eiui:
sermaBen on bic Ountelbsit. gsip6bnt.
Durd bic siemIi9 psiten Rise Der 9dben
bransen einise 9i9tltrablen elm. Bel ibs
rem matten S9sius wurSe ibm au9 bas
ibrise lsiie 9erdui9 NIT gutissen tIar.
&eins Staten, ionSsrn S9lanssn non ieoer
Sarbe unb @r6Be befanbsn ii9 in benz
8immsr. Sin sanser RndusI bisiss srdus
li9en 9spiirmes mar beilammen. Die
einen tro1sn auf benz goSsn bin unb Der,
bic anbsren panben f6 am Saltsnwsrt
Der 3tmmerbefe ober an ben eIsnbeu M6s
beln bieies CODES berum. @ans nabe bel
benz Seniter, wel6es @ranbuaI battr 6ff.
men wolen, bling cine unsebeure sroBe
| S9lange, unb es mai wirtli9 beinabe elm
Wunber, baB ie ben Seemann ni4t anses
srifisn bate. SSn elmer gfe bes Simmers
bsfanb ii9 elm ~ofiener, umseitirSter Rorb,
aus benz bas llnsesiefer beraussetommen
mar, unb nod INNER bOrte man IN bemiels
ben etne glrt &ieleln, wie penu er ieiuen
Snbalt nod ni4t~ ausselesrt bate.
@ranbpal war elm mntbiser Wann unb
bate In ieinem abentsuerli6en 0sken msbr
ais Elm Wal i9on benz CODE ms Muse ges
isbsu, obne gu erbIei9en; aber ais er it9
pon bisien entisslidsn Sbiereu umsebsa
fab, fiblte er, wie feline Saare iid itrdubs
ten. almdblis isoo4 sius Der erite @ins
brud poriibsr: er 9epann pieoer etpas
SaHuus. SIS banbslte ii9 nun bas 2sbsn ;
aber mas bssiunsn2 Was tonnts ibm
fem &spOluer sesen 10 unsreiibare Seinbs
nissn2 Nnfanss woute CT iid auf bic
Sbire IosiiirSen, um ite einsuitoBsn. 0a
sewabrte, baB ss bersitS ~ ipat iei, bsnu
lansiam panb ii9 etpas uu1 isiusn SUB.
@r abnts wobl, mas es mar; porii9tis
ben Ropf neisenb, s~rtannts er BET benz
3pieIidte cine Der siftisitsn Sdlansen,
beren SiB i9on mad wenisen Winuten
tSotet.
@Iein i9on bisis Bswssuns bss See'
names i9ien bas Tbier bsunrubist 81 ba'
ben, beun es bieIt an, itredte ben RopI
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-03-01

aus unb sii9te lstIe. Oils iebo6 Der Rapiz
tdn it9 pieoer gang rubis uerbieIt, istte
bic S9lange ibren @es Iansiam aufpdrts
fort. @ranbual wnste, baB bic s~erinsife
Seweguu9 isin Cob Jet unb paste fi9 ni4t
5u riibren. Seine ausen waren nod fret,
oarum btslt er es fir seratbeu, feline gis
ltole sur 9ano Su nebmen. Sieaei9t
tonnte ite ibm benno9 nisen.
Oieier Seriu9 IieB ibm cine neue ges
fabr entbsfen. auf benz glrme ieIbif aes
pubrte er einen belrotben 9eaenitanb.
Wan bdtte i'm fir elm pra9tpo0es &orals
l%enarmbanb balten .t6nnsn. &ber bas
armbanb mar bspesltd unb bate ausen,
bic sIei9 Otamauteu funtelteu. Der lin
9litli9e ertannte bic RoraQeni6lanae,
bic t~leinife, Sierli9ife unb i96nfte unter
ben S9lansen, beren fsiner, ipisiser 3abn
iebo4 ebenio fiber unb ebsnio raid tOotst,
ais Der Sib Der ibriseu.
Oo9 9raubual. snti9loNen, auf iebe
@efabr bin ieinen Gspolper su bolen, rpenn
aud bios, UNI isinen Cob su RIDDEN, .iobalb
er ii9 perpunbet fiblen wiirbe, nabm bic
Piitole aus Der Saide, ipannte iis an ieiz
net Sruf unb wartete bic @eIesenbett ab,
nm bauon gu MAIDEN. lin iebo9 bic ents
fesIi9en Gbiere ni9t unn6tbig 3u reiseu,
faBte er ben @ntidIuB, erit bann gu i9ies
zen, weun tein anberes ~Rsttunssmittel
msbr ibrig wdre. @ranbpaI p~eriolate
nun nit undergraduates RaItbIitisteit Sic
@ntuidluus bss Dramas, BEL wel9em fem
9eben auf benz Spiele ifanb. Seine Ieiien
8euesunssn battsn bic S5Iansen gum
Stilbaltsn ueranlaBt. gr beniiste bic sez
Hta4te grfabruns. SobaIo bic llnt5tere
wieber anfinssn, fi9 meter um ibn su
idIinsen. beusste er fia gan; Ieiie, 70 baB
er ite ni9t eridrefte ober erbitterte, aber
basu bra9te, rubis gu bIsiben. Den 8es
uolpsr in Der Sanb, belt sr fnb bereit, bic
S9lange, bic SuerIt BON ibren entlesIi9en
3dbnen 9ebrau9 MAIDEN wole, in Stife
gu i9ieBeu.
llnsefdbr cine baIbe Stunbe peritri6 auf
bieie Irt. Ser RapitGn muBte cine uns
ssbeusrs Gbarattsritdrte, cine wabre gifens
natur beiiesn, in FOLDER Sage aussubarren.
0absi lauidte CT beitdnbis, Oh man inn
nt3t gu SiIfe tdme. aber Rismanb lief
fi9 b6ren.
9auss fouute nun bisisr Suitanb nidt
mebr bauern. Wobl bate bic tleine Cos
ralsnidlanse In cine Salte bes aermels
ii9 psrtroden, unb idisn baielbit ruben su
modem. Sie anbsre S9lanse baseseu
seiste fi9 wsnissr fsiebIid; bic rudpsiisn
Bepesunsen @ranbpals b~eunrubisten He
ni4t mebr. 8aIb umi9lans ie bic arme
hires Spfers unb bic 2ebnen bes Stubles.
@ranbpaI tounte ibre 8epssungsn ni9t
mebr nit ben Aussn perfoIssn, aber &c
fiblts, wie ite INNER bSbsr Fam unb ieben
@useubIid fonnte ber bdBIide Ropf Der
S6lanss neben benz Seinisen eri4einen.
Sn bisiem 9lusenbIide t0nuteu sinise
S1ritte pon auBen unb cine atbemloie
Gimme rief: rSsrr Rapitdn Ssrr graubs
pal, iinb sic btsr3
(5ortieeans folst.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-03-01
gmpfe6fenswert6e
%il1mtrirte &ansb16er.

Snfepbts8nG, oSer: Sie WaGt Der JHrs
bite bes beiliaen yatriarmen :Soiepb, IN ie5r
pieIen id6nen geifpielen aus alter uns neusr
Seit. Scr ausgegeben Don y. OFT. Rtt
bii6SH. 4pprobatiou. 40. Gritte @uIdae.
sSn gang 9einuanb NIT golbprefuns geb.
$3.50.
9as BetIise Sato nns BITE btiligeu StGttea.
9a9 ben Bsri9ten Der bem6brteifen S9rifts
teller el3dblt Don DR.. &. Sanner. Weit Gis
telttablIti6 uno elmer Nniitt pon Seruialeu1
In SarbenbrIt. Ssu 10. Sch. IN I War.
$500. Sroidirt in 10 Seftsu a a 80 Gents.
EUCHARISTE -BUCH. 8uuberbare Sc.
gebenbeiteH unS Gr3ablnngeH BON BEN aIps.
ipiiroigtten, beiltaiten Nltarsiairamente, aus
alien Seitei nto Sabr6nnoerteH. - 6eranss
9e9eben nan SEQ. OFT, Stabtpfarrer. Wttt
oberbirtIi9er Appropriation. sSn 40. Sritte
auflage. @eb. in 9dr3 9eoerbanb $500.
8roi6trt IN IL Seften q 30 @euts.
y. Wartin boa Go6ent'S 2e6eu nnS qei.
Den lrrieres Serrn unb Seilanoes Seii gbridi
In0 elmer iungfrdnltherl Nfutter Maria. WStt
Stablitid, pielen Standardization unb cts
mem Eableau bes bl. 9anbes. 9feu bearbeis
tet pom Dt. SinseL 3ebnte AufIage
in 40. sn l Mar. seb. $500. - groi9frt
in 10 Seften q 30 @eras.
2atafontbettbttf inter benz Sitel: Sic
eriten Gbriftsu ober nns inter Der GrSe
pber: r3susniiie far ben @lauben, bic Soffs
ming unb 9iebe unierer heilt9en Weutter Der
Rir6e.~ Gin Bud bes Sroftes unb Der grs
multiplying fIr ben Ratbelifen unb Der 8es
lebrlln9 fiir ibre @e9ner. Bon O eorgOtt.
geit oberbirtlider @~euebmialng. Rei1 iDHs
irirt. - sSn reid persolbete Gede gebInben
$3.5O.-Sn1 IL Seften q 20 Gents
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-03-01
eesense BON ben liebeu Seiliseu gott,s nod

2e8enSe BON ben liebeu Seiltgeu Gottes mad
ben befen Queqen bearbeitet pom O. DIT,
Stabtpfarrer. Rebf Siteltablfi1, srobem
Sableau BON Seruialsm unb iiber 8 90 gils
benz in 6ol3i9nitt. Wit mebrsren bti66fis
den Qpprobationen. 20. @lIfla9e IN 40.
@ebnnben in gan3 2ebsrbanb $500. Bros
f4irt in IA Seften a 80 Gents.
MARIANUM. 9egenSe bon ben liebsn beilis
gen una gottieligeu Steaeru nniertr lieben
Jrau nua ben beriibmteteH Gnaoenorten Der
toben Simmelstonigtu. Bon q. . 1T. Si=
f9Ofi9 upprobirt unb bur1 ben 81. @ater
BilS TX. 9eie9uet. 3ebnte 4ufldge in 40.
@eb. in san3 2eSerban6 $500. groldirt IN
Is Seften a 80 Gents.
Die beilise Sdrift beg aIteu nnS uemen
SeifamentS. Utit alsfibrli5en gnmertuns
Wit approbation bes 81 .Stlbles. Reid
i~Quitrirt. Su4o. @eb. II 9eberballb $500.
Before @inbdube BON 81 bis $500.
Srof9trt in "a Sefteu q 30 Gents.
Standardization Saaspresiser.
1nterpeifunsen iiber ie widti9fen gaaus
bens= unb Sittenleblen en-. @uf due Son1s II.
Seftase bes sSabres. 9ell berausgegebeu pon
T. W. Sausberr. Yr. b. q. 8, Mitbis
i6Ofi6er depreciation. 656 9. IN ar. 80.
Sn yfar. 9ebunben $500. Sn 10 Setten
q 25 Gents.
r. P. 0offne, briitfatbnlites l1nterridtss
unh Grbauuussbgd, sber tur3e auslesuns
aaer ionns unb feftdslidsn gpiteln unb
@pdn9elien, iantrtt baruus gesosenen @laus
benSz unb Sittenlebren &c. Bon @. OFT.
Stabtpfarrer. Grit bid. approb. 70S Seis
ten in Ct. So. Sn l Rar. seb. $3.50.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-03-01
IL. 9apitel.
9as perlaEene SauS.

gsa9 isiner Trennuns BON Widasl idlus
@ranbuaI ben Wss ~ iensm 9auie elm,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-29
pnuI woIfIn TronIIe.

Cmctoo, H., Nov 2s-Paul Wolf Is In
IN the same kind Of fix ~ Herr Most,
and all for preaching the Umc doctrine
aud uiicring threats. Wolf Is fine look.
ing and highly educated German about
thiriy.fiyc years old. lie speaks four or
five languages, and Is employed in map
publishing company. Friday night when
perfectly sober he went a. a saloon at
Twonty.Giih and Hanover streets, WHORE
lac preached anarchy, aud iorctold 0i tho
violent death Of States Attorney Grnncll,
Judge Gary aud all the juroB In the
anarchist trial. The uticmnccs reached
the police, aud tonight Wolf was arrested,
charged with disordcrly conduct and max.
inc threats
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-29
SABBATH DISSERTATION.
Chicago Pastors Discuss the Results
of It.

CuctGo, H., Nov. % At meeting oi
the pastors Of the various Protestant de-
nominations held today the subject Of Sab
bath dissertation was discussed. The Rev.
&. T. Mandcyillc rsad five small papers on
the subject aud moved that they be pre-
scnicd to the Washington conference with
the understanding that the conference, ap.
point q committee to lay lhc subject before
Congress The fiHt paper said that "but
ior Sabbath dissertation there would be no
such class as anarchists In thi. couulry."
II calls for combine among church pro.
plc 10 down the demon Oi sabbath desc.
Grafton. The proposed plan strikes nj
every form Of labor now INDUCED in On
the Sabbath day. The ministers propose
to petition Congress a. enact laws iir,' to
dispense with carrying mail und holding
postoniccs opon on sunday The paper is
addressed to the House OF Representatives
in Congress assembled, aud uyg "Thc
telegraph is now used to transmit all i'm
portnnt news, nnd, therefore. there " no
absolute necessity iur running mails on the
sabbath Consequently the running Ol
mails on that day j. IN violation Of State
laws
The next paper y addressed to the dircc.
ton of the railroads in the United States,
aud says: "The increased rate oi speed
oi travel and transportation, ~ compared
with that used In tbc days oi our fathers,
has W multiplied TO- facilities Of dispatch.
ing business that thNr ~ no necessity Of
running trains mon than six days In a
week"
The last paper Il addressed 10 The pro.
pricton Of the public press Oi the United
States, and says Tho Sabbath Is the
| dividing linc between christianity and
hcatkcnism; that 4 is the bulwark that
shields our christian civilization against
anarchy aud that oycfy influence that
tends 10 weaken th power ol { hc Sabbath
over the public conscience cndangcr the
stability Of our republican institutions,
that the business u publishing and sell
ing newspapers on the Sabbath II In open
violation of our State laws. We there.
fore, respectfully rqucst YOU 10 discon.
hnue the publication Of newspapers on
Sunday"
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-29

ON the Leader and now on the Nolks
Xcitung, testified that he had heard Most's
speech, and that he began il with "fcllow
citizens not "hrothcr anarchists, rs was
alleged, lie said Most threatened no inn
mediate revenge, but accused Grinncl and
Gary rs the murdercrs of the Chicago
anarchists. lie also accused Powdcrly
and George of their murder ior turning
the Knights OF Labor from tha anarchists.
The witness said Most spoke in a sorrowiul
tone; every word came from his heart
and went TO the heart
The witness said he was q socialist, and
that he did not believe God bothered
about such triiling things rs perjury.
Gustayo Stephan and Sicglricd Rosewcg
testified that they heard Most's speech and
that IL did not contain The iucendiary Ian
guagc alleged. The latter said he did not
know whether he is an anarchist or not
and did not exactly know what anarchy is,
although he had been studying the subject
for eight years. lie testified that Drylus
the reporter who testified against Most, left
the meeting quarter of nm hour before it
ended.
Judge Corwing said he would hold q
night session, bat Lawyer Howe told him
he intended TO al only one moro witness,
Most himself, and the court adjourned ut
the usual hour 60 tomorrow.
Al the afternoon session Of the trial oi
MosI, the anarchist, Judge Cowing stated
that he had received threatening letter.
II was one that io should disregard. The
letter read; iii YOU charge against Herr
Most You will die. Death for all officers is
their due. Liberty"
Another letter unsigned and containing
no threat. reminded the iudgr that Sharp
should go TO Sing Sing before Most is again
imprisoned
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-29

Mr. Goschen, chancellor of the eN-
chequcr, has arrived ut Dublin.
Lord Lyons has been brought from Paris
TO London. He is suffering with paralysis
in the left side
The last mail adviccs received from the
Upper Congo say that Tippoo Tib had not
vet sent the promised carriers 20 Stanlcy's
rear guard at lambuya, to convey stores
for Emin Bey, and that Stanley had pro-
ccedcd without them. Many OF the men
had died from starvation.
NJ. Clemcneeau and Gen. Boulnngcr
have become reconcilcd. They break
tasted together yesterday.
The forged documents sent by the Car
have been forwarded by the foreign Office
TO Prince Bismarck, Mt Friedrichsrhuc.
A Cairo dispatch SAYS the Duke de Char
tres has abandoned his journey 20 Upper
Egypt, and will leave Cairo today for
Europe.
The search for the British gun-boat
Wasp, which IL supposed to have been
lost in a cyclone in Chinese waters, several
weeks ago, has been abandoned.
Prominent Orleanists, who have just
returned from England, Indignantly deny
that the Orleanist party is in any way rc-
sponsible for the iorgerics revealed by the
Cologne Gazette.
In the case Of the men charged with the
murder OF Constable Whclchan, at lis
doonyarna on September II, the judges
have declined 10 conduct the trial at Cork
or Sligo instead of nt Wicklo.
In the Chamber Of Deputies yesterday
VI. Rouyicr moved for an adjournment Of
the house until Thursday, at the same
time stating that the government would
then make an important communication.
II is stated that the Chinese government
has arranged for loan Of GOO,O taels ut
" per cent. for twenty years, with the
| Hong Kong and Shanghai bank. II is
probable that Nankin will be- opened as a
treaty port.
Mr.. John Dillon writes that il is owing
10 his urgent request that Mrssrs. Cox and
Shcchy, members Of Parliament, have
been cvading arnst since the warrants
were issued Tor them lie says that both
OF those gentlemen have given valuable
assistance In combining the tenants To de-
mand reductions in rents.
\ pamphlet and am inspired article
which has Appeared in the NoyO Rassyki
| have caused much discussion. Ncytcr, n
/ Russian officer, urges that, in the event oi
a war between Austria and Russia, kou-
mania would gain iransylyania, Banat,
Lower Bukoyina, aud possibly portion oI
Bcssarabia, 10y suppgiing Russia. tss
4 school in the V.llgc WcUhobisiritzki
Russia. was DESTROYED by fire u few nights
ago. \ large number Of girls worc sleep
| inc ON the uppcr floor when II broke out.
/ Twcnty-iour oi them escaped hy jumping
/ from the windows, but sixteen Others who
were afraid 10 jump were burned To death.
4 number of boys who were sleeping on
/ the ground floor escaped.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-29
ARBEITRR 2EITuNu.
Talk OF an Anarchist Celebration on
December 10.

December 10.
CmcAGo, Ill.,, Nov. 2S.- The follow
ing extracts FROM an article in the sun.
day issue of the Arbcitcr Xcitung arc in.
tercsting at the present iuncturc, as there
has been some question that celebration,
such us the Central Labor union and a
number OF singing aud turning societies
intend 10 have on December 10, would
lead TO trouble. Referring TO the at
tempts 10 prevent amy speaking at such Il
meeting the paper SAYS
"Thc committee that has rented Battery
u hall for the grand celebration ON De
ccmbcr 10 Is compelled TO fight this insidi.
Gus mob, which, in the full CONSCIOUSNESS,
Of It's guilt, darcs not approach It's honest
opponents openly, but only tries to oh
struct THEN way by trIckcry. II Is snd
That such things can happen, but It is
clcyating that on Friday evening the dele.
gates OF the niue turning societies declared
as one man:
Ills our duty, as turner's, 10 protect
freedom Of speech. As thirty years ago,
our brothers II the Cincinnati yurngc.
mundc considered 70 their sacred duty to
project the noble wendell Philips Win
their bodies against o mob that had q ma.
jority, bat WIS governed by stupidity and
yillainy; ns they were ready tu give mp
blood and life ior the constitution and
the ipcuv Of speech guaranteed 10y IT,,
thus We y u also stand inst aud true Whcu
| John CT sicIr on uw platform and
speaks to ihe working people oi The past
! ppsont and iuiuro.
"lliusc were trrc turncr That spoke Ia
! that strain aud w. entertain The nrn
hupr that those Turner'S, ulso, who arr IN q
minority In the sowllrd conservative
sDrictrs, will be- sound on thi--IuGtipn,
that they will also know WhyW their place
is II anybody, whoever II may bc, should
make frivolous. trcasonnhIr attempt an
attempt deserving Of death 10 outrage
the rights oi the people. but 1t will not
come 10 this
Tho article goes ON io say That the
Citizens association will not LET u come to
this i1r lack uf Coungp, aud that that or
muiAtion would NOT so soon after the
lith day of November provoke q riot.
the termination oi which would be- at
least doubtful"
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Johann Most. rrInI.

NEw. YoRK, Nov 2s.-Tho trial Of
Johann Most, the anarchist, was resumed
today. Tho courtroom was throngcd and
many women were present, but there was
n noticeable diminution In the glare Of red
ribbons and flowers displayed. Frederick
IIaring, the Gnt witness called, testified
that be- went into the saloon In the rear Of
which Most was making his speech, aud,
attracted by curiosity, went into the meet.
ing held there. lie said that Most did not
use the violent language charged against
him. llc had mover seen Most before and
was not an anarchist but might yet be.
come one.
Hermann sirclilkc, reporter, formerly
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Young Woman Attempts suicide.

BowLiyG GLcES, NY, Nov. 2S-lda
wincuski, young lady who was en-
ploycd rs housekoopcr by John Row,
three miles from this city, attempted sui.
eide 10y shooting herself IN the breast with
n Dcrringer Of ioty.onc calibcr. The ball
went entirely through her body, and was
cut out from under the skin OF the left
side OF the back. She was still alive this
morning, with liltlc hopes Of recovery.
She was in love with John Row, who
wns shot In Texas and brought home.
Young Row had recovered from his
wounds and was about 70 return 10 Texas.
II Is said she told him size would never see
him leave again for Texas, and laid down
across lounge aud fired the pistol at her
breast,
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TENNESSEE CROPS.
Report Of tho State Commissioner of
Agriculture.

Special Dispatch 20 the Appeal
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Nov 2s.-.An adj
vance sheet from the rcpoit Of the COM
missioner Of agriculture for November,
1857, shows a large wheat crop. There Is
m increase Of per cent Ia West, 7 per
cent. in Middle, and decrease Of per
cent. IN East Tennessee making an In.
crease o! . per cent this year over last
The Young wheat has been damaged In
some sections by the continued drought
The yarious kinds Of stock are reported
as IN excellent condition. 4 noticeable
feature oi the report Is that ~ per cent. Of
tho sheep In the State have been killed by
dogs.
Tic Second crop Of Irish potatoes has
been very small throughout the country,
and II 70 probable they will sell at So or ~
per baucl In the spring.
Taken by sections tho average is as FOL.
lows LIS, Tennessee, cotton, 50; corn, 81;
turnips, 73 grass, sown, ~; wheat, W;
winter oats, ~. Middle Tennessee, cotton,
~, corn, 90; iunips, -; grass, s0wn, -;
wheat, l0f; winter oats, -. West Ten
nesicc, cotton, ~; corn, so; turlips, 80,
grrS, sown, 81; wheat sown, 10; winter
oats 81.
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Central European Alliance.

BrrIN, Nov. 2S. Tho Cologne Gazette
SAYS "Aitcr the renewal Of the Central
European alliance restoring the cquilib-
rum oi the Mediterranean, with the APP
proyal Of England, negotiations occurred
in accordance with which England is 10
cooperate with the peace powers IN Ger
tain cycntunlitics 4 result oi those me-
goiiaiions Is that Turkey Is 10 bo protected
and inyiolablc."
The Nachrictcn says that Prince Bis
mnrck in explaining 10 the Car the latest
phases OF the relation between Germany
and Russia mentioned the forged dis.
patches, but did not ascribc them 10 a
court clique. The responsibility for the
statement that hc did not a-cribc them,
Il SAYS, rests entirely with the Cologne
GaTptlc.